. >> reporter: workers like hani osman, a driver at sea-tac airport's avis budget rent-a- car, which the teamsters recently succeeded in organizing with the help of this somali refugee. >> we don't get vacation. we don't get sick call. we don't get nothing and that's why we fought for the union. >> reporter: we met osman at the sea-tac teamsters hall, where she and others were voting on their first union contract, which will guarantee healthcare, retirement, vacation, sick leave, a grievance procedure and $15 an hour if the lower court decision is overturned. >> reporter: are you really excited about the fact that you have now gotten a union? >> we're so happy about it. everybody's so happy about it. and now we're getting some results. >> reporter: what kind of results? >> for example, if we hit a car, we used to get suspended. you move like 100 cars a day and if you scratch a little car, you get suspended for two weeks without pay. >> reporter: really? >> yeah, and now we don't have to see that again. >> reporter: which brings us to one final note: the company that directly employs

why shouldn't they be, avi?your chance. >> they shouldn't be because our design and manufacturing units are up 76%. our material revenue is up 41%. consumer units are up 41%. and we're making, liz, the kind of investments comprise time to market, allows to scale and double our revenue in the next couple of years. we've extraordinary capabilities, including only direct metal for tire manufacturing, for medical applications, and for aerospace. liz, a great deal of upside in the second half from our consumer products including some products that you and i discussed in past like food printing and some ceramic printing so, you know, we think the fundamentals of the business are really strong. we think that we're off to a great start. we think there is more good to come. not to mention sequentiallily, non-gaap operating expenses have become to moderate. we think that can represent leverage in the coming period. >> i have no doubt there is interest and demand but the question is, can you keep up with that demand? are y

avi ambo is an attempt by myself to talk about the issues of tribalism. i am from the 'equoi...' tribe, and i went out with a girl from the. alloua...' tribe. and my family members who i thought were quite progressive, said to me "that it's nice that you brought her" but my aunties were like "make sure she is not the women that you marry", so i wrote this song about this guy who falls in love with this girl from another tribe and learns the language so that he can tell her parents that his love is true. for someone who is trying to communicate the message of love, of togetherness, of unity. my ethnic with the kikuyu have been known not to eat fish for some reason, we don't. and i thought i didn't eat fish, until i went to kizumu. there's a way where fish is made, where it's a whole fish, and i mean, we don't know what we're missing. we get called the potato people by other tribes because we eat a lot of potatoes. if there's one thing i'd wish we'd do more of, is be more adventurous in our eating. i think down in the coast the swahilis, the culinary culture is big and i think we n

professor bret wells, professor reuven avi-yonah. we appreciate both of you being with us this morning and look forward to your testimony. we appreciate you sharing your legal expertise. pursuant to rule six, all witnesses who testify before the subcommittee are required to be sworn. so i would ask you to both stand and raise your right hand. do you swear the testimony you you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? we will be using a timing system and one minute before there red light comes on you will see the light change from green to yellow and that will give you an opportunity to conclude your remarks. we will appreciate you limiting your oral testimony to seven minutes. we will have you go first mr. wells. >> very good. i am bret wells and an assistant professor of law at the houston law center. i have over 20 years of experience and i have published repeatedly on the topic of international taxation. i would like to thank senator levin and mccain for inviting me to testify

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>> a bay area group is calling for a boycott of sea world and 12 water parks, asking the public to avied marine parks that have orcas in captivity. there are 53 oshg yaz in 13 parks around the world. including sea world in southern california. the group wants the fashg parks to release them back into the wild >> whales are screaming out they want their freedom they want not to be captive anymore. they're not our toys to play with. >> sea world has been blasted, partially due to the documentary "black fish" claiming the orcas are unsuitable for life in captivity. sea world rejects claims that whales have a shorter life span when in captivity. >> the mayor was recognized and handed out it's awards in san francisco today. that company relies on wind and solar power sources. >> residents have # 50% of their electric needs produced by renewables. >> also the bay area bike mayor program and a ninth grader that rides her bike 12 miles to school each way. >> that is fab lugs. >> i'd walk to school five miles in the snow, every day. >> and ten. >> this is an older school. clear skies today. looki

>> a bay area group is calling for a boycott of sea world and 12 water parks, asking the public to avied marine parks that have orcas in captivity. there are 53 oshg yaz in 13 parks around the world. including sea world in southern california. the group wants the fashg parks to release them back into the wild >> whales are screaming out they want their freedom they want not to be captive anymore. they're not our toys to play with. >> sea world has been blasted, partially due to the documentary "black fish" claiming the orcas are unsuitable for life in captivity. sea world rejects claims that whales have a shorter life span when in captivity. >> the mayor was recognized and handed out it's awards in san francisco today. that company relies on wind and solar power sources. >> residents have # 50% of their electric needs produced by renewables. >> also the bay area bike mayor program and a ninth grader that rides her bike 12 miles to school each way. >> that is fab lugs. >> i'd walk to school five miles in the snow, every day. >> and ten. >> this is an older school. clear skies today. looki

let's start with avis.yless and zip car. they are managing the business really well. north american volumes are up. global volumes are up. revenue per day is up in north america and across the truck business. where we really find the opportunity is with that zip car acquisition. if they can roll out the sharing to a global platform, we think they have really great opportunities going down the line. >> you have done that, haven't you? zip car? no. i love zip car. >> i haven't done it. i don't do it enough to make it worth while. >> you do uber. >> i do do uber. >> you just said do do. what's your next one? >> huntington ingalls is a ship builder. doing a nice job. there is some concern. we think the ship building side will be cushioned. they're doing a great job managing the underline business. doubled their purchase agreements. i think they are managing the business with a shareholder in mind. we really like companies that put that shareholder first. >> that's right. have you owned it all year? >> yes. >> r

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dominated by the act on avis-forest -- act transaction. novartis wants to sell vaccines and get out of businesses that or not critical mass. that is the case for vaccines and animal health. potentially the most likely partner here. it all makes sense. the one surprise was oncology. the deal they did with gsk. some headlines saying we were number 14 in oncology, go figure. that is perhaps what happened. from the novartis perspective, they are amassing a better position in this exciting area of him you oncology. -- immuno oncology. any bearing on what pfizer and astrazeneca would have done? >> they were in talks -- >> a rumor -- >> they are not resuscitating these but they have talked. >> important not to over interpret this, big companies talk all the time. there was something a few months ago between pfizer and astrazeneca that did rise above that level. it were serious but very informal conversations. to be dead or dormant but they could always come back. given the broader atmosphere around some of these big transactions, it is not crazy

earth and it sits in these pockets we call aqua first when that water comes to the surface it springs avi's the cleanest substance most of us will ever interact with we can make sixty five percent of our bodies out of that that's really amazing to me. but if we don't have access to a spring what we want to make sure we're doing is taking water that's clean of antibiotics like chlorine and neurotoxins like fluoride both of those substances are usually in people's municipal tap water in addition to lots of other chemicals and even drugs that make it into that water supply and beast things you know think about sixty five percent your body being made out of contaminated water this to me is something we really need to look at as a species and ask ourselves really what's biologically adaptive water for us daniel mentality dot com find a spring dot com and arrival dot com really appreciate coming on it thanks love. that's our show you guys thanks for watching and join me again tomorrow night bright the set all over again tell that have a great night. twisted . metal it tastes. better which i would

student joseph moore he's currently developing a prototype system that allows small and micro you avi's like the one you see right here to land on power lines and recharge now the perching system is still being worked on but more says a small drone equipped with a magnet net thomas or excuse me could identify the magnetic fields emitted by power lines and fly toward the source for a recharge no word yet on when more systems will become reality but you can bet amazon is keeping a close watch on this exciting new projects. and in the state of georgia one woman is finding out the hard way that good help is in fact hard to find me it's fifty four year old brenda mosteller according to authorities in somerville a city just north of atlanta mosler hired a mad to kill her estranged husband investigators say she provided the so-called hit man with photos of her husband and suggested places where he could find the husband she allegedly paid the hired hitman twice investigators say the paid assassin never had any intention of carrying out the job mosteller has. charged with criminal solicitation